An introductory level/survey course in sociology/social science, such as:

Introduction to Sociology

Introduction to Interdisciplinary Social Science

A college-level social science focused statistics course, such as:

Statistics for Healthcare Professionals

Comprehensive: minimum of four courses at intermediate and upper levels with at least one course each from four of six key areas listed below. (Many courses offered by the Sociology program at Excelsior College and other college-wide programs fulfill this requirement)

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Take classes rotate on a convenient eight-week schedule, so you won't be tied to the traditional academic calendar.

The sociology major may lead toward either a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science degree, depending on the precise mix of elective credits you choose. Major requirements do not change. Excelsior's advisors can provide guidance on which option works best for you.

An Online Sociology Degree for Working Adults

We offer a rigorous education that adheres to the same benchmarks for academic quality as sociology degree offerings from on-campus colleges. You'll work with outstanding faculty while developing widely marketable skills such as:

Bachelor of Arts option: Minimum of 120 credits: 90 credits (30 in upper level) in arts and sciences and 30 credits in applied professional courses, additional arts and sciences courses or a combination of both. 33 of the 120 credits must be in the major subject (18 upper level), including a 3-credit capstone course. See the credit requirements in chart form.

Bachelor of Science option: Minimum of 120 credits: 60 credits (21 in upper level) in arts and sciences and 60 credits (9 in upper level) in applied professional courses, additional arts and sciences courses or a combination of both. 33 of the 120 credits must be in the major subject (18 upper level), including a 3-credit capstone course. See the credit requirements in chart form.